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Green Thumb Design Love : Hanging Pots

March 14, 2014 January 9, 2015 / Design, Indoor / Leave a Comment

I am a typical Taurean, I love pretty things. I love good design.

I found these beautiful hanging pots and just had to share, you can purchase all these beauties online too!

Aqua Swinging Macrame Pot Holder from The Family Love Tree

Woven Bead Planter from Peaches and Keen

Bridget Bodenham Hanging Planter Gold Rim Sand from Mr Sparrow

Half Moon Hanging Planter from Hunting for George

3 Tier Porcelain Planter from Sow n Sow

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Nicki Mckay

Organic Garden Teacher/Podcaster/YouTuber & Micro Seed farmer sharing our journey of growing food in our average sized backyard. Living in the subtropics SEQ Australia.

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